George Freeman: We need a new Chairman and team at CCHQ to lead a radical programme of Conservative renewal
Let’s have Policy Board outside of the constraints of the Government machine – and a commission on what Britain should look like post-Brexit.
George Freeman and Anne-Marie Trevelyan: This was a revolt against more than just Brussels – a new conservatism is required
The upcoming leadership contest offers a chance to present a bolder programme of domestic reforms which develop us as a society, economy and nation.
George Freeman: Devolution is the defining agenda of modern Conservatism
Rediscovering the strong, municipal politics of the Nineteenth Century is the key to making Britain thrive in the Twenty First.
George Freeman MP: New technology can save the NHS
It can improve our health and care service to patients and users, and empower our elderly patients to take more control of their own lives and condition.
George Freeman MP: The dawn of new conservatism
The heart of the heart of Osbornomics is reducing past excess in order to invest in our future.
George Freeman MP: How technology will transform care and debate about our NHS
In April, we will be able to book GP and hospital appointments online, and have access to a summary of our GP record. Imagine a time when you can skype your GP…
George Freeman MP: Four years on, where are the economic doommongers of 2010?
The Chancellor’s critics have been proved wrong.
George Freeman MP & Jennifer Arcuri: The call for digital skills – Tech Vs Brains
The key battleground for the twenty-first century won’t be an arms race; it will be an education race.
George Freeman MP: The Innovation Chancellor – and Britain’s knowledge economy future
His policies recognise that our science base, innovation, and the potential of technology can help us to flourish.
George Freeman MP: The Government launches the Growth Voucher
It furthers my opposition idea of a Voucher for Business Support for SMEs. Next we need a ‘New Deal for New Businesses’.
George Freeman MP: How social conservatives and liberals can build a progressive alliance
Both can embrace true economic modernisation – and show in 2015 that the Tories herald the future, Labour the past.